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College elects new leaders

A private school in Lanseria elected their new leaders for 2015.

HeronBridge College councillors for 2015 were announced at a prestigious assembly held recently.

Marketing assistant Candice Gibson congratulates the 20 servant leaders and especially the head councillors on behalf of the school and staff.

The school, which has numerous pupils living in Muldersdrift, is founded on Christian principles and aims to provide an education of the highest quality – as affirmed by the fact that the Grade 12 final examinations are set by the Independent Examinations Board (IEB).

While each child is developed academically, the social, emotional and spiritual aspects of their being are nurtured with equal fervour to ensure a well-rounded child.

A favourable teacher-to-learner ratio ensures the fundamental ethos of care and concern for the individual. Solid foundations for life are laid through an active Life Orientation programme that seeks to be relevant to young people today.

Elected head councillors for 2015 are:

Joshua Thiselton (head boy), Rachel Stevenson (head girl), Tyler McKee (deputy head boy) and Mia Boddenberg (deputy head girl).

Head councillors for 2015 (from left to right): Mia Boddenberg (deputy head girl), Joshua Thiselton (head boy), Rachel Stevenson (head girl), and Tyler McKee (deputy head boy).
Head councillors for 2015 (from left to right): Mia Boddenberg (deputy head girl), Joshua Thiselton (head boy), Rachel Stevenson (head girl), and Tyler McKee (deputy head boy).

Elected councillors for 2015 are:

Megan Smith, Craig Jameson, Megan-Lee Kurzewski, Jessica Hall, Megan Jennings, Ashleigh Bicker Caarten, Sello Lekalakala and Khumo Mokgosi, Daisy Gidlow, Paula Edwards, Megan Galbraith, Brian Uphof, Nicola Stacey, Jason Ridley, Kalego Tsweleng and Michael Seath.

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